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CVE-2025-67041 is an OS command injection vulnerability in Lantronix EDS3000PS version 3.1.0.0R2. The TFTP client host parameter exposed through the Filesystem Browser management page is insufficiently sanitized before being incorporated into an operating-system command. A crafted parameter can terminate or alter the intended command and cause execution of attacker-controlled commands as root.
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A command injection vulnerability in the Lantronix EDS3000PS Filesystem Browser TFTP client host parameter allowing unauthenticated root command execution.
A remote code execution vulnerability affecting the discussed serial-to-IP converter products.
An improper input-sanitization vulnerability in the TFTP client host parameter on the Filesystem Browser page of Lantronix EDS3000PS version 3.1.0.0R2. It permits command injection, allowing arbitrary commands to be executed with root privileges.
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